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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,l
OFFICE CITY TREASURER, :
C.,-s- II Ton 1897

OFFICE ITY TREASURER, :
SAVANNAH, Jan. l, 1887 y
The following extract from the City Tax
Ordinan Tor the year 1881 is published for
information:
SEC. TX. Every person or corporation own
ing or holding personal property IN SAID CITY
) vannahl on the first day Of January, 1888,
shall make a return thereof to the ClGy Treas
urer within TWEEN V dayS alter ina date; ana
a returns of personal property shall be IN
spected, as soon they are made, by per-
SON to be designated by the Finance Commit
tee of Council, who shall ca efuly and crltl-
cally examine the same, and II he mas, or mas
cause TO believe, thai such return Is not prop
eriy made SO as TO show the amount OF per-
sunal property owned by the person or per-
sons or corporation making the return sub
ject to taxation, then he sha forthwith pro
coed to assess the said per onal property OF
said person or corporation at its true value.
as near DIS can be a,Certalned by HIM, and As
soon as the same Is made ne snail send a copy
of the same to the person or corporation whose
return is thus corrected; anu the person or
corporation whose return is thus corrected
shan have the right 10 appeal from such cor
rected return to the Committee on ssess-
ments of the City Council within ten days
after the mailing of the notification of the cor
rectlon oil saId return; ana sad committee
shall hear such return as 5on as may be con-
venient thereafter, notl1yin. SAID appellant Of
the time and place OF hearing said appeal; and
after hearing such appeal, the said Commit
tee on Assessments shall fix the return OF said
person or corporation at such UNI ae may. in
their opinion, be correct and Just, and stall
Immediately notify such party Of the sum 20
fixed by them; ana the SAID person or corpo-
Ration may, within four days OF the rendition
of such judgment, appeal thereirom 10 t, e
Mayor and AL termen ii the CT of Savannah,
wnere ouch appeal shall be heard anu deter
mined as other appeal cases are heard and
determined by the Mayor and Aldermen of
the Guy of Savannah; and the judgment Of
the Mayor aud Aldermen OF the city OF Sa
vannah shall be final, and determine the
amount upon which the City Treasurer shall
co lect the taxes prescr bed by the hrd and
nth sections Of this ordinance; If the return
OF personal property, as made by the per- GU
or corporation, shall be ac epted by the per
son 81 designated by the Finance Commit e
OF Council. he sha lndorse the anne as &C
ed, and nand the same to the Clty Treas
urer, who shall assess thereon the taxes to be
paid by the person or CORPORATION MAJ n
such return. But in the event there is no a
peal from The asbessmvn- 81 liked bV the per-
son appointed to seXamlne and correct the
same, or no appeal rom he assessment ixeu
the Comm ttee on Assessments then SAID
assessment 80 fAed shall the amount upO
VIII Oh the Civ T ea,urer shall assess lie
taxes 10 be paid by the person or cor POI ation
making such return.
Failure to make returns makes it the duty
of the Z ty Treasurer u assess double tax
on all detaulters.
Z. 5. HARDFE City Treasurer.
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POWdeTlY ANN eCiated.

DENVER, Col, Jan. THE annual
meeting OF District -, Knights of Labor,
embracing every town touched by the
main line or branches of the Union Pa
citic railroad, which has been in session
here since sunday, to day passed resolu-
tons indorsing every action taken b,
General Master Workman PowderIy IN
Inc settlement OF the South western and
Chicago strikes, as well as his vie VS. re-
garding trades unions. The convention
pledges Its members to stand by Mr..
POwderly in mis- work and pronOunce-
him one OF the greatest statesmen of the
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Registration Notice.

The Board OF Registration and Election
Managers hereby give notice that the book s
for tue registration OF voters ut the election
for Mayor Aud Aldermen Of the CITY OF ,a-
vanuah 10 be hci TUESDAY. January 18Th
1857, viii b. OuenCd IN MONDAY. January
Sd. and closed on SATURDAY, january 18Th.
The managers foF each district VIII attend
at the place designs,ed below from O'Clock
A. NJ. 10 2 7. NJ. every day except ~undays)
and on Saturdays from O'Clock ?. NJ. to sP.
NJ.
For the First Militia District Extending
from the western corporate limits OF the eli v
TO The mid le 0, Mon gomery street.. Pace Tor
registration; Al Coke stablps. on " est Broad
street, uthWest corner OF WIN am.
Managers Ii +. Bennett, Martin Cooley.
d. o. oHuor.
For the second Militia Dis'ric. from the
middl" OF Mon gomery to the middle of Bar
pard streets. Pace FOR re1str+tion: lp6
state street, one door east OF MONTGOMERY. gLss
Manage s-W N. l.. EXley, John Houston.
john Rather ford.
For the Ihlrd Militia District from the
.~'''llo 80 Perrard - tho td,'lo - Lo-,-,,.
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5TREWN WITH DEAD FISH
4 PHENOMENON ON THE SOUTH
CAROLINA COAST

iesmic Disturb noes at Sea AdVancef'
as IA Possible ExpisnXtiOn-The Men
haden and PorgIes Lying ong a
Stretch of Thirty Miles - Farmers
Hauling Them Away for Fertilization
Purposes
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. Capt. Hub
lrd, OF the steamer Planter plying be-
yeen this port and Georgetown, relates
strange occurrence. He states that the
ach for thirty miles between Polly's
land and Little river, In this State, IS
vered to the depth OF over foot with
adj fish. mostly menhaden or porgies.
le phenomenon was first discovered last
eek. Tne fish could hardly have
en- killed by the cold as the cold
We dill not re ach this State until
lesday of this week. 1t is thought that
~ may nave been killed by some vol
mic or seismic disturbance at sea. The
habitants for nj es n the interior are
ring and building boats and vehicles,
d are hauling the dead fish TO their
rms to be used for fertilizing purposes.
Ich an occurrence has never before been
loWn on this coast.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08

In 1893 the population OF Spain scarcely
reached 10000, 00h, but at the end of 1882
II exceeded $4,000, 900, this being tanta-
mount TO an increase OF 8 40 per 1000 in
naDitants every year. the agricultural
population, which was only $4,000
eIghty-ive years ago, is now 9,328, 0O0, and
the area unds r cultivation has increased
from $4,000, 900 to 1913 15U. 900 acres, while
there are now 3S,000,00 head of cattle as
against just half that number a the be-
ginning OF the century. The Industrial
popu alton of Spain mas risen from 2035.-
OOO 10 . ,O3S, 900, and the number o; manu-
factories, etc, from S83 TO 1871. The
trade OF the country has increased in pro
portion, the progress during the last
twenty-five years being particularly re-
markable, as, while the imports and eX-
ports together amounted TO only G25 $780,
900 in 1860, they have been gradually in
creaslng and now reach fj6 900, 900. The
increase extends to all branches of trade.
for while Spain now produces 46l ,2j6, go
gallons of WINE, of which about two
tnIrds are consumed in the country and
the remainder is exported, her railway
system, which but five years ago did not
reach 4,2OO miles, Is now not tar snort of
&, 900 miles,
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KILLED BY sTRANGULArIoN.
Stood on their IL ads,

CHICAGO, Jan. THE Keithsburg ex.
press train on the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy road was stopped abou,
twelve miles from thus city last night by a
freI.. mt train whose engine had CIV n out
A suburban passenger train following
close behind the express. ran into the lat
ter, the locomotive blowing into the rear
sleeper and lifting it high in the air.
whence it fell back on the front part OF
the engine, demOli,hing it. Tue sleeper
remained upright and the passengers re-
CeIYed no mi Jury.
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SENATOR JONES EJACULAToRY
He Says He is Going Back to Wash
ington and is Not Crazy.
Fro0, the Ne1o Y1rk Herald.


Froo, the Ve1o York Herald
DETROIT, MICH, Jan. 5.-Senator Jones
interviewed him elf to-day. He was
pacing the Russell House otfice and leay-
ing black trail OF Havana smoke behind
him. Over in the corner a small group OF
newspaper men we're watching him. Sud
denly the Senator bore down on the group
and without any preliminary, said:
Eyes; | feel we'll.
81 am resting preparatory to going
back TO my place a Washington
II feel very comfortable after my din
ner.
People say Pm crazy.
TN, re was Senator Sharon, who served
six months only at Washington, went
| back West and neVrr returned. tie got
enough OF 1t quicker than the most of us.
tie drew his salary Right along just the
same.
"f1e newspapers didn't say he was
crazy.
And there was Cameron. too. He did
the same thing. He drove through Eng
land with a coach and four, and was gone
for months.
"Iney didn't call him insane. The Penn
syIvanla papers didn't say he was crazy.
But am.
Nobody Is crazy but me.
I'm going back in few days.
81 suppose they'll call me crazy If l go
back"
Then the Senator turned on his heel and
went up stairs 20 his room. lie is look
az well. There is considerable more OF
rotunda under his walstband than for
merly, MS idleness here having been con-
duclve to a very prominent development
of abdomen. He has grown thinner in
ne legs and shallower in the cheeks.
Reports sent from here about the Sena-
tors terrible drinking bouts are abso-
lutelv untrue. He is quite temperate,
men.
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GEoKGIA'S CAPITAL.
Iaconites Inspect the Fire Depart
ment-Cases IN Court.

ment-CaseS IN Court.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. IA committee
Macon gentlemen, consisting OF
.ayor Price, 6. c. COnnor, w.
Davis, and R. II. Smith, in
re interest of the new fire department
ystem to be established in that city, were
ere to-day, and in charge of Mayor
noper and FIRE Chief Joiner, gave the
.Jlanta depar ment thorough lnspec-
ion. visiting ali the engine houses and
xamining the system in all It's details
'ney returned home tonight very iaVor-
.bly impressed with the results OF their
'isit.
In the United States Court the case Of
he State VS.. d. Nj. Haynes. a United
States Deputy Marshal, charged with as
sault with intent TO murder, removed
from Dehalb Superior Court, ended IN
verdict OF not guilty.
On May % a verdict was rendered in
the United states Courts IN favor o. Israel
Putnam VS.. the Vicksburg and Meridian
railroad for $4,000 dam ages received IN
an accident. The case went to the United
States Supreme Court, which has re-
manded it here, setting aside the verdict
and directing new trial.
Gov. Gordon having received from c.
rotary Bayard information that the Gate
City Guard cannot visit England in a
military capacity, capt. Burke says the
company viii 20 as Tourists.
Ii. &. Magnus, prominent druggist
dong business at the corner Of Decatur
and North Pryor streets, was dockeLed at
police headquarters to-day charged with
q violation OF the prohibition law in sell
ing spirituous. malt and fermented
liquors. Robert Jones, OF this city,
caught a negro boy coming out of his
store with bottle OF spirits Intended for
a friend OF MIR. Jones' whom he did not
want 10 drink it. Mr.. Jones turned the
bottle over to Chief COnnally, VINO en-
Tered a case against Mr.. Magnus.
Secretary Lamar positively denies the
report published In tO-day's Constitution
sthat be contemplates TesIgnIug and re-
moving 10 Georgia. He says that Mrs.
Lamar mas never suggested such course
10 him
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
nd of IA triku.

DETROIT, Jan. THE trouble With the
carpenters in this locality has been set,
tied, and the men will resume work IN
the morning. 1t is said the EMPLOYERS are
to select their own men, being Influenced
only by the competency or Incompetence
II the carpenters. The trouble has lasted
several months, during when time men
nave been brought here from other points
a then kept from working by the
Knights Labor. Several hundred men
ara affected
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08

The following taxes are now due:
REAL STATE. fourth quarter $50.
STOC X IN TRADE, fourth quarter lSoo'
FURNiI'T L, etc, fourth quarter 1880; "a,
MONEY, DEB 5. ETC.. fourth quar- er lS 30,
WATER RENTS, IN ddUa7ce, for SIX mounts
ending June Goth. .,,,o ~
sPECiFIC ,or BUSINESS Tax for the
year 1887. o,,o,r,od
A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed PS
upon REAL ESTATE. STOCK IN ~, AZ y
FURNITURE, MONEY, etc, aud ALIEN
RENTS, II Dttd tcjthjn fftsen dayS dJFeF """-
a1'V Il St. -, l., -,
Ana a discount of ten per cent. VIII be al
lowed upon SPECIFIC TANES II pald on OF
q. 5. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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Carter Harri>on's fS.gnog.


Mayor Harrison relates an interesting
incident connected with his first Christ
mas away from home. In Kentucky.
where he was reared, Christmas, as well
as New Years, has always been observed
with much merry making, aided, IN the
hunblest as well as in the Wealtbiest
homes, by liberal supply or eggnog
MIR. Harrison's mother. although lett a
widow with her only child, perpetuated
the custom, and on one occasion re-
marked to Carter, then CnicagO's future
Mayor, jokingly, thatsh would dislnnerit
him If he ever failed to drink eggnOg on
Christmas day. In pursuit OF an educa.
ton, he. with anumber OF other Kentucky
boys, went TO New Haven and attended
Yale College. Their first Clrist-
mas there was celebrated by a free
use of the well-known holiday
Kentucky beverage. Mr.. Harrison was
an expert in preparing the mixture, and
Was called upon 10 compound the Ingre-
dieuts at number OF the students lOdg.
lng rooms. Eggnog flowed freely, and
most OF the boys got glOriously full.
A bout midnight, when they had all be, n
laid out" or "put to bed, young Har-
risou was IN IN hci,ht Of his spree and
could not be persuaded TO retire, He
went out alone to do tie city. and wan
dering down into one Of the lowest DIS
tilCtS hV"l L"h~ W h"ll NC cutNl "a Il 1--WE
where a score or more Of colored tuu.h S
we're playing tenplns. lie took up his
post at the end ot the alley where the pins
are located, aud as last as u bail was
sent up be bowle0 II back again, in tuli
force, shouting and laughing in great
.lee. and causing tue boys AT the OTHER
end 10 scatter 10 save their limbs. They
became enraGed at this conduct, and
peeled of to give him thrsshng. The
situation became critical, but Mr.. Harri-
son vas equal to the occasion.
"Well, boys" he said, Pm from Ken
(hic) lucky, and am chuck fun of egg
nog. MY mother told me that she woul
l'r'rharit me Il ! ever failed to drink egg
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08

COLUMBUS, GA. Jan. 7.-President
Alexander. Of the Central railroad, ac-
companied by Superintendent Kline, ar
rived here to-day in his private car.
They will go to Opellka to be present a.
the meeting tomorrow OF the stockhold-
els Of the Columbus and Western road.
Vice President j. E. Granniss, Of the
Georgia VI Idland Construction Company,
arrived in this city last night from New
NnrE
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The Sponge that Rang a Fog Bell

'V4'V tIto
VI all the queer devices pertaining to
seaiarlng life the queerest Is the auto
matte fog bell that used to ring on Race
Point, Cape Cod. There was a big bell
with clock work that would mourn
July loll 1t whenever it was set a-going.
Inc bell was under cover, but projecting
from the house was long, nicely
balanced lever with big sponge on the
out end. There was little roof over the
sponge to keep the RAIN off, but when
log came on the moisture would saturate
the sponge, and the weight bearing the
lever down would start tae machine and
set the bell to tolling. If the fog soon dis.
appeared, The sponge dried out and the
lever stopped tn e bell.
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Mui der Anon. b va.

JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. Scott Picker.
- years old. last night shot ana killed
Chester Dodd, 10 years old, son OF "A
prominent citizen OF tais city. The two
lad quarreled over some trivial matter.
and toe older boy got the worst Of it. He
went home, aud procuring a shotgun.
sought out his enemy ana shot him. H.
is now having an examination before a
Justice OF the Peace
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
WILBUR'S COD LIVER OIL AND
PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn
chitiS and ScrOfulOus HumOrS.

To CONSERVATIVES Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil
and Lime has now been before the public
forty years, and has steadily grown in favor
and appreciation. This could not be the case
unle As the preparation was of high intrinsic
value. The combination of the Phosphate of
Lime with pure cod Liver Oil, as prepared by
DR.. Wibor, has produced a new phase in the
treai ment of Consumption aud all diseases of
the Lungs. 1t can he taFen by the most deli
cate Invalid without creating the disgusting
nausea which is such an objection to the Cod
Liver OIL when taken without Lime. 1t is
prescribed by the regular faculty. sold by
the proprietor, A. B. WILBoR, Chemist,
BOSTON and all druggists
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08

ST. LOUIS, Jan. TN the Criminal
CourJ to-day the council tor express
agent FOtheringham applied for reduc.
tIou OF his clients BAH. He was indicted
on two charges, That OF grand larc nv
ana tina, OF + ceiYlng stolen property.
The court fixed the ball in each cfs. at
$500. The original amount was $4,000,
$4,000 IN each case.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
A sAVANNAHItN STABBED.
The Wound Not Dangerous-Au-
gusta's Chief OF Police.

The Wound Not Dangerous-iu-
M gusta's Chief OF Police.
IS AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. druggist Hahn
Fras leaning over the banislers OF his
pfazza this morning when his foot slipped.
precipitated him TO the sidewalk, broke
his right arm and thigh and injured MIN
{nternally. His injuries will probably
Drnye fatal.
ghere is great interest and considerable
excitement tonight over the election OF
Ghief of Police tomorrow noon. Chief
sChTistian, who mas served twenty nye
years as Chief. voluntarily resigns.
The COroner's jury in Lanham's case re-
turned a verdict to-day that be r. u to
death. and that there WAS no toul play.
A young man named Sbippes was pain
fully cut by anger near the upper market
TO night. fbe wound Will not prove fatal.
SAippes lives at Savannah.
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COUNTY COUNTS.
Additional Returns from the Elec-
tons in the state.

Additional Returns from the EleC-
tIons in the state.
BLACKsHEAR, GA. Jan. 7.-Pierce
county elected the following off GERS: For
CLERK of the Superior Court, DR.. A. NJ.
Moore; for Treasurer, b. ID. Brantley, ST.;
for Sheriff. H. Williamson; for Tax Col
lector, E. L. Byrd; for Tax Receiver, d.
II. Burney; for County Surveyor, Davi-
Thornton; tor Coroner, j. ;. Wilson. The
weather was very dIsagreeabe, thereby
causing light vote to be poled.
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.
BRUNSWICK. GA, Jan. AT the cleo
tion Wednesday the entire Democratic
ticket was elected by a large majority
With few exceptions the negroes voted
for the nominees OF the Democratic party
GoRDoN's VOTE.
CALHOUN, GA. Jan. THE election
for county officers of This Gordon county
resulted 10 the choice OF \. II. McGirnIs.
Sheriff: J. G. Harklns, Clerk; 4. NJ. El is,
Tax Collector; T. J. simmons, lax Re-
ceiver; w. }. Reeves, Treasurer; W, G.
Martin Coroner.
CLISCH's CHOICE.
BONNEVILLE, GA. Jan. The elec-
ton IN CllBch county resulted In the selec-
ton OF the following officers: W. A.
Ecord, Clerk; Bankstpn +. MattoX, sher.
III; john Z. Jones, Receiver Of Tax Re-
turns; William Grifis, Tax Collector
Henry C.Moore, County Treasurer George
Ri. Danse, County surveyor; ID. +. McDut-
fie, Coroner.
wARREN's WORK.
CAMAK, GA, Jan. AT the election in
this G unity on Jan. 3, the following
county officers were elected: For Gers
Of the Court, II. II. Fitzpatrick; Sherln.
Il. y. Sburley; Tax Collector, j. T.. HUI
bert; Tax Receiver, w. T. Heath; Treas
urer, j. r. swain; County Surveyor, A.
y. Ware; Coroner, j. d. Fuller.
THE VOTE IN WASHINGTON. %
SANDERsvLLE, Ga, Jan The re-.
suit OF the cuunty election is Clerk OF
The Superior Court, A. NJ. Mayo, majority
70i; Sheriff I. 4. Wall, p.Giallt, 626
with four candidates; Tax Collector
Jesse A. Robson, majority 4SS; Tax Re.
ceiver, Z. ID. Strange, plurality 06, nyt
candidates; Treasurer, j. K. lhIgpen
plurality 140, three ca dldates; surveyor
W. Il. Clark 1899, no opposition.
Coroner, Green Low, plurality lGl, five
candidates. Everything passed oil
quietly.
LIBERTY's SUCCESSFUL TICKET.
erh- .tr~4-~~
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Election Notice.

Election Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL :
Decem Der 81 1856. )
At the first regular meeting to be held in
January, that Is TO ray on " DNESDAG =,
January l2th, 1887, Council will open bids
and select the following contractors for the
year 1851:
City Printer.
For furnishing bread for prisoners at Police
Barracks
Ordinance December 2Nth, 1886.
SEC. ,. All bids Tor contracts stated above
must be Il ed with the Z ERIK of Council at or
before o'c ock P. N. on the Monday proceed
ing the day of election. which bids must be
accom- panied with the names OF sureties, or
bondsmen, who will be required to qualify
before a Notary Public or other officer, such
qualification to accompany the bid. No bid
wi receive the consideration of Council un-
less filed in accordance with the provisions
recited above.
BY order OF Council.
FRANK e. REBARER,
Clerk uf Couuci1-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08

the cleo ions for county officers are com
Ing III rapidly, thirty-four counties being
hoard irem at the executiv- office today.
only one contest is reported, j. T. Hes
ter giving notice that he will cont ct the
election Of t. A. Clayton for the Tax Col
iectorshIp Of DOugherty county. Mr..
Hester claims that Mr.. Clayton received
a majority Of only - votes and alleges
that he received large number of ille-
gal YntnR
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
TWO Drown d OntoI twenty.

sr JouN, n. f, Jan. last evening
AZ Qudiydi lake number of persons
iell through the ice and two OF them
named Whitten ana BrIen were drowned
lhefe were over twenty persons i'm ,he
water AT one time. but the others were
rescued by persons on shore with ladders.
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Election for Directors.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OF SAVANNAH, GA,
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. II. 1885.
The annual election for Directors will be
held at the Banking House on TUESDAY
JANUARY IL, 1887. between the hours of /;
and O'CLOCK.
THOS. GADSDEN. Cashier
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Eunrrai , .Ii.9i{un

RIOGELY FANNIE - 50
daughter OF Capt. c. l. hl r.. @l
and granddaughter OF t. 'Hp. Ll,a
Rid ely. L S. A.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Funeral will take ulace at the residence,
81 Harris street, THIS AFTERNOON at
O'Clock.
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Sickness at CnIhnnn.

CALHOUN, GA, Jan. There is a
good d al of sickness in and around Cal
noun caused by exposure during the
heavy snow,
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PUTNAM's POLLING.

EAToNTON, GA, Jan. THE following
county officers were elected yesterday:
For Clerk Superior Court, B. T. Adams {;
ior Sheriff, 5 r. Lawrence, for Tax Col
lector, J. A, Champion, tor FAX Receiver
W. H. Clayton; for County Treasurer, g..
NJ. DAVIS; Tor Surveyor, Fl. r. Pinkerton /;
tor Coroner, G. r. Dodge.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08

FoLKsToN, GA, Jan. loving to the
lnclemency of toe weather authenticated
reports rom Traders Hill are just TO
hand. The following tickle was elected:
Clerk, A. G. Gowan; Sheriff, n. F. Rob-
lnson; Tax Receiver, d. +. R0ddenberry;
Tax Collector, j. J. Stokes; County SUR
veyor, j. r. Cooper; Coroner, David Alt